Questions worth answering up front.
The things that decide whether you book, beyond hours and parking.
Do you really bring water and power?
Yes. The truck carries its own water tank and a generator. You don't need to run a hose or drop an extension cord. We pull up, greet you, and go to work.
Where can you work?
Anywhere with roughly one car-length of clearance around the vehicle: your driveway, an office lot with owner permission, a dock, or a marina slip. We work indoors when weather requires it and it's available.
How far do you travel?
Queens to Montauk. We break that into three zones from our Carle Place base. Zone 1 (0–15 mi) is standard pricing, Zone 2 (15–35 mi) may include a small travel adjustment, and Zone 3 (35+ mi) is quote-only and typically bundled with other East End work.
What is SystemX certification and why does it matter?
SystemX is a professional ceramic coating manufacturer that certifies installers after training and a technical review. Certification means the coating carries a manufacturer-backed warranty rather than a promise from the person applying it. Not every 'ceramic' job is one.
How long does a ceramic coating take?
About six hours on site. Correction happens first (removing swirls and defects), then decontamination, then the coating layers. It is one visit to your driveway, dock, or marina, not a drop-off. Rushing any step shortens the coating's life, which is why the six hours is the six hours.
Are you insured?
Yes, fully insured for both automotive and marine work. Certificates of insurance available on request for marina vendor approvals or building management.
Do you do boats in the water, on the hard, or in my driveway?
All three. Choice usually comes down to what work is needed and where the boat is easiest to reach. Marina work requires vendor approval; we handle the COI paperwork.
How do I book?
Fastest way is the online booking page. Enter your zip, pick a service, choose a time. If your job needs a quote (large vessels, heavy correction, East End travel), the form routes you to a short quote request instead.
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